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The Tote Board Arts Fund supports Singaporean artists and arts companies in bringing the arts to communities to engage, inspire and create shared experiences for people to connect with one another. The Fund is managed by a committee appointed by NAC.
- For Schools
Tote Board Arts Grant. The Singapore Totalisator (TOTE)...
- Overview of NAC-AEP
The Tote Board Arts Grant was introduced in 1995 to...
- For Schools
Tote Board Arts Grant. The Singapore Totalisator (TOTE) Board provides an annual arts grant to all Primary & Secondary Schools, Junior Colleges & Centralised Institutes, Special Education Schools and ITE Regional Campuses who have opted in for the Grant.
- Public Arts Programmes
- Digital Formats
- About The Tote Board Arts Grant
Public Arts programmes are ad-hoc ticketed public arts performances and exhibitions presented by professional artists and arts groups in public venues (both physical and digital formats). By providing students with opportunities to attend public performances and exhibitions in purpose-built arts venues beyond schools, NAC hopes that such learning e...
From 2020, NAC has also supported digital modes or formats (online synchronous and asynchronous workshops and live streamed or video on demand productions) for NAC-AEP including Public Arts Programmes.
The Tote Board Arts Grant was introduced in 1995 to encourage the development of a vibrant arts culture in schools, and to promote arts appreciation among students. Tote Board commits $5.5 million per year to schools to enable greater students’ access to variety of programmes under NAC-AEP. The Singapore Totalisator (TOTE) Board provides an annual ...
Tote Board works with our partners from diverse sectors to administer grants for impactful projects. As a broad-based funder, we regularly refine our grant-making approach to ensure we remain responsive to emerging challenges.
Grants. Find out more about our grants and how you can apply through our partners or through us directly. Enhanced Fund-Raising Programme. Dollar-for-dollar matching up to $250,000 per charity for fund-raising projects to help the underserved in our community.
As a broad-based grantmaker, Tote Board works closely with key partners to identify needs and administer grants in six key sectors: Arts & Culture, Community Development, Education, Health, Social Service and Sports.
The Tote Board Arts Grant was introduced in 1995 to encourage the development of a vibrant arts culture in schools, and to promote arts appreciation amongst students. Each year, all MOE schools and ITE Colleges may opt-in to receive the Arts Grant.
